Delve Health — Case Studies

Proof, not promises

Case Studies that Protect Endpoints.

Real studies. Real operational constraints. Real outcomes—higher completion, fewer missed tasks, and stronger retention when Delve wraps compliance around the protocol.

Typical impact: 90–98% diary completion · 2–3× retention uplift.

Diary completion

95%

common outcome range

Retention lift

2–3×

vs baseline programs

Missed tasks

↓ 60%

with closed-loop outreach

120+

Studies Supported

25+

Countries

60k+

Participants

98%

Max eCOA Completion

Case Studies Library

Short, outcome-focused snapshots. Each one shows the operational problem, the Delve intervention, and the measurable result.

Post-market Respiratory Hybrid

Post-Market Respiratory Program

In-home workflow replaced frequent site visits while keeping diaries and device data complete.

Visits12 → 2
Diary> 95%
Retention94%
Oncology Hybrid Concierge

Hybrid Oncology Program

Missed tasks and participant fatigue were reduced with closed-loop monitoring plus human outreach.

Retention+63%
Missed tasks
BurdenLower
Wearables Digital endpoints QC

Digital Endpoint Enablement

Signal QC and harmonization improved usable data quickly—without adding vendor complexity.

Usable data+35%
Timeframe14 days
QCReal-time
Cardio Wearables Risk signals

Remote Cardio Monitoring Program

Continuous monitoring plus human coordination prevented lapses and improved evidence continuity.

AdherenceHigh
AlertsClosed-loop
VisibilityLive
MedTech Post-market Logistics

PMCF Operations at Scale

Device provisioning, replacements, and participant support executed centrally with audit-ready tracking.

DeploymentFast
ReturnsManaged
TrackingEnd-to-end
eCOA Sites Completion

Global Phase III eCOA Program

High completion maintained through multilingual UX plus proactive human follow-up for missed diaries.

Completion95%
SupportMultilingual
OversightReal-time

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